Extends Watir to take stitched-together screenshots of full web pages.

An opinionated almost-turnkey solution for managing authorization in Rails

AwesomeExplain provides the same APM level of query analysis under your development and test Rails environments.

Eitil (eitje utility) never stops increasing your life's efficacy and productivity, yay! Our gem currently exists of five seperate layers (Railties), which can be integrated as standalone gems. This design is very much like that of rails, thus affinity with integrating rails should make eitil feel familiar.

Inspect variables captured at exception-time to get info about your exceptions

ExpressAdmin is the admin menu framework used by appexpress.io, ExpressBlog, etc.

ForwardSlash makes REST a first-class citizen of the Ruby programming language. Rather than forcing developers to write code that makes calls to URLs over HTTP, ForwardSlash lets you drop the URL right in your code - no more worrying about what HTTP is. This blog post explains it best: http://blog.sinjakli.co.uk/2016/04/04/forwardslash-taking-back-the-restful-operator/

Fuel's goal is to be a simple yet customizable blogging gem.

Hanami webconsole for development

meta-package of useful gems for rails development

IMMUNIO protects your web app from security vulnerabilities by monitoring requests in realtime. After a two minute installation, your application will be protected from many of the top classes of attacks, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection, Remote Command Execution, and Bruteforce. This agent gem works in conjunction with the IMMUNIO service. Go to https://immun.io to learn more and create an account.

Service Metadata Presenter for the MoJ Forms product

making referencing methods in Ruby easy

Built for Developers. Ideal for MVPs, product ideation and validation.

This project intend to offer a full notification system, back and front-end.

Small Rack (Ruby) application serving OpenVPN status file.

Backtrace (Stack traces) are essential information for debugging our applications. However, they only tell us what the program did, but don't tell us what it had (the arguments, local variables...etc.). So it's very often that we'd need to visit each call site, rerun the program, and try to print out the variables. To me, It's like the Google map's navigation only tells us the name of the roads, but not showing us the map along with them. So I hope to solve this problem by adding some additional runtime info to the backtrace, and save us the work to manually look them up.

binding.pry is too long to type. This gem enables you to create alias for binding.pry.

Advanced debugger for ruby with natural `next` across blocks, debug of dynamic calls, stepping into function by name, etc..

A rails engine with questioning authority gem installed to serve as an authority search server with normalized results.